....There is absolutely nothing and I mean nothing "scientific" about the internet . 99 to 1 ratio still stands. You´re equating communication with Science. Just like that other pseudo- scientist who posted that the printing press was a "scientific invention". Smoke n mirrors.
That´s what I mean by Science ( I guess we can also add most scientists too) being 99% full of baloney theory at a measly 1% science fact.
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If the Internet and what makes it possible doesn't constitute an example of science and its ubiquitous myriad contributions, and he/she seriously contends that science is "99% baloney theory," then just what does qualify as "science" to this person? What does he/she think science actually IS, anyway?
I am The " original " Ascetic Crusader.
I call troll. This "Ascetic Crusader" is just on an attention-getting joyride, deliberately pretending to misunderstand the arguments made against his original assertion (which I thought was possibly troll material in the first place, but now I'm sure) as well as his subsequent comments.
"Hey Justin GG
This is typical of their tactics against science. Basically anything that exists today, they believe, can't be science. Why? Because to argue against science you have to dismiss all it's products and narrow all science down to only the speculative theorys, the unproven .
This is why they bring the Big Bang into biological evolution arguments and deny engineering and metalurgy (printing press) are scientific diciplines. Tallships, Cars, Jet airliners, Satellites, computers,,,etc,,,all due to mans God-Given ingenuity, no science needed!
The flock is convinced this makes sense apparently ,as many do this.
The communication itself isn't scientific, no, but the equipment and the way the communication is transferred definitely are scientific. All inventions are scientific per definition. Science is just the organization of knowledge.
Confused?
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